 “PSYCHIC BONDS”© Copyright 12-30-2006 By Alan G. Hefner Guest Author to the The Purple Phoenix, LLC www.thepurplephoenix.com I had several responses from readers sharing their experiences with astral cords, after releasing an article on the subject. Alan shares his own insights in a specific experience he had with a close friend. He uses the wording ‘psychic bounds’ to identify astral cords. This is a great example that we each are experiencing similar things in unique ways and attaching our personal contexts and identities to them. – Dana Shino Some years ago, a close friend phoned me saying her twin brother had died. It was not unexpected news because he had been ill for some time. I told her that I would come to where she lived. A short time later when arriving, I immediately sensed something was amiss. She greeted me at the door by asking me, “No coat?” I was wearing a sweater and said it was warm out. When getting inside I found the living room very hot and asked her if she was not hot. She replied no, but agreed that it might be too warm as she lowered the thermostat. I knew her brother’s death was a big loss to her, but had the feeling that something else was happening. She was having coffee and asked me to join her, giving me a cup and returning to her chair. Then she said after we talked awhile, “Something happened, but I don’t know how to tell you.” This was strange coming from her because we could converse about almost anything. Puzzled, I told her, “It may be difficult, but if you want me to know, you’re going to have to tell me. Let’s do like they always told me in college, start from the beginning.” She agreed. She said after her sister-in-law called her about her brother dying, she had called me. Then she had sat in her chair. Suddenly she felt something leave her chest and go out through the closed glass patio door, and then she felt very cold. As she told me this, she made the motion with her arm of the thing leaving her chest and ascending out through the door. I knew she was expecting some sort of explanation. “All right, I am going to tell you what I think has happened,” I began, “but no way can I be certain of it.” She agreed. I reminded her how she had told me when one (either she or her brother) got sick the other one usually became sick too. This was known by her family members and friends whom she had told. It occurred throughout their lives, but the sister was the sensitive one as she sensed her brother’s illness but he did not sense hers. Distance between them seemed not to matter; for awhile the sister lived in the central part of the United States and the brother on the West Coast. She readily remembered this and we had often talked about it. I had referred to the phenomenon as a psychic bound between them. Then I told her that I thought with her brother’s death that bond had been severed or broken. That was probably the sensation she felt when something seemed to leave her chest and go out through the patio door. And, I thought, she might never feel it again. To which she responded, “Thank God.” She never felt it again and I feel her remark was not depreciative. This psychic relationship, like the physical relationship between this woman and her twin brother had its ups and downs. Whether the brother’s wife completely comprehended this bound is uncertain, but it seems reasonable to assume that she suspected it and in a way was jealous of it. This caused tension between brother, sister and wife. The sister loved her brother, so that it was impossible for her to disengage herself from the relationship, although, at times she tried because of emotionally disturbing situations. The brother seemed to feel he had to show his wife he loved her more than his sister. The purpose of the above description of this relationship is definitely not to lay blame on those involved, but to emphasize that even psychic relationships have both good and down sides. Persons in such relationships should try to defend themselves when they find themselves being hurt or harmed, but in some incidences this is nearly impossible to do.  Your contributions help support The Purple Phoenix Press.
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